Greetings fellow Linux Users! As a service to the just-starting Sonoma
County Perl Mongers, I'm forwarding this announcement to the NBLUG list, as
a significant number of NBLUG members are also interested in Perl and/or the
Sonoma.pm Group.
Hope to see you there!
-Dustin
--
Founder & President
The North Bay Linux Users' Group
http://www.nblug.org/
dustin(a)nblug.org
----- Forwarded message from Jay Di Silvestri <jay(a)adei.com> -----
Date: Mon, 28 Jun 1999 09:03:49 -0700
From: Jay Di Silvestri <jay(a)adei.com>
To: "sonoma.pm" <santa-rosa-pm-list(a)happyfunball.pm.org>
Subject: Sonoma.pm meeting tomorrow
Just a reminder that Sonoma.pm will have its first meeting at the
Coddingtown Round Table Pizza at7:30pm tomorrow Tuesday June 29.
We'll do a session on CGI.pm, as well as a quickie intro to perl 5
syntax. There will be some freebies there too!
<address>
Round Table Pizza 1003 Guerneville Rd Santa Rosa, CA
(707)544-3800
</address>
See you tomorrow.
--Jay
----- End forwarded message -----
Greetings fellow Linux fans!!
It's that time again. NBLUG is hosting another Linux Install Fest. The event
will take place on June 19th at our usual meeting location, O'Reilly and
Associates in Sebastopol (see the website for directions) from 10AM until
4PM.
Since we didn't have a regular meeting this month, we are going to have
several exciting events at this Install Fest. We will have our raffle
during this time and we will also have refreshments (the refreshments will
be free, but we ask that you make a small donation). Raffle tickets will be
available from 11:30PM until 12:30PM. The drawing will be held at 12:45PM.
Something special for this raffle - we will be giving away an Abit BH6
Pentium II motherboard, thanks to our friends at Bit's & PCs in Santa Rosa.
It features the Intel 440BX chipset, support for 348MB of RAM, and five PCI
slots. We will also have goodies from O'Reilly and Associates (like books
and T-shirts).
Even if you don't want to install Linux on a machine at this time, we invite
you to stop by, socialize and just enjoy yourself. It's a great opportunity
to find out what Linux is all about and to see how it's installed so you'll
have a better idea if it's right for you.
Now for some words about what to bring and what to expect at the Install
Fest:
PLEASE DON'T SHOW UP AT 3:30 EXPECTING HELP!!!
Arrive early so that we can assist you with what you need. You will need to
bring your monitor, keyboard and mouse with you as well. You don't need to
bring your peripherals (like printers etc), unless of course, you need help
getting your peripheral working. Remember though, space is at a premium, so
don't bring more than you really need to. Also, it's good to bring a power
strip as well. We will have a couple, but they are on a first come, first
served basis. If you bring a power bar, you will get priority in plugging
all your stuff in.
As far as what to install at the Install Fest, we will have several
distributions available for you. We will have Red Hat 6.0 & 5.2 and Debian
2.1. It might be a good idea to bring your own media, as the CD's will be
available to those who get there first. You can get a cheap CD from Cheap
Bytes (http://www.cheapbytes.com/) or you can get something direct from Red
Hat or any other Linux vendor.
We will have access to a T1 connection to the Internet, so if you'd like to
bring your machine to grab some stuff off of the 'net, feel free to do that
as well, however, don't be downloading anything you wouldn't want to show
your mom. :) We will have a 18 port hub available. The network connectivity
is on a first come, first served basis as well. If you have a small hub,
you may want to think about brining it to guarantee you get a connection.
We will have a small number of network cards available for loan should you
not have a network card. If you plan on getting network connectivity, you
may want to bring a network cable as well. We will have a few cables, but
they are (surprise, surprise) on a first come first served basis.
If you have any questions regarding the Install Fest, please feel free to
contact me at the address below.
Looking forward to seeing you there!!
-Dustin Mollo
--
The North Bay Linux Users' Group
http://www.nblug.org
dustin(a)nblug.org
Greetings NBLUG folks. This is an announcement from the local Perl Users
Group (formally called the Sonoma Perl Mongers). I'm reforwarding this for
Jay, as a lot of Linux users also happen to like and use Perl. In case you
haven't heard, this is the frist meeting for the local Perl Mongers, so if
you are interested, show up. It should be a fun meeting!
For more information on the Sonoma Perl Mongers, check out
http://sonoma.pm.org/
-Dustin
--
Founder & President
The North Bay Linux Users' Group
http://www.nblug.org/
info(a)nblug.org
----- Forwarded message from Jay Di Silvestri <jay(a)adei.com> -----
Date: Wed, 09 Jun 1999 17:55:31 -0700
From: Jay Di Silvestri <jay(a)adei.com>
To: "sonoma.pm" <santa-rosa-pm-list(a)happyfunball.pm.org>
Subject: First meeting for Sonoma.pm
Hopefully we will be able to meet at O'reilly soon, but until then, I've
reserved the meeting room at the Coddingtown Round Table Pizza for 7:30
pm Tuesday June 29.
We'll do a session on CGI.pm, as well as a quickie intro to perl 5
syntax. There will be some freebies there too!
<address>
Round Table Pizza 1003 Guerneville Rd Santa Rosa, CA (707)544-3800
</address>
See you then.
--Jay
----- End forwarded message -----
